AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFilm & Identity in Occupied Western Sahara: Sahrawi groups and filmmakers are renewing calls to boycott Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” after reports that parts were shot in Moroccan-controlled Dakhla, warning it risks whitewashing Morocco’s occupation and violating international law. Human Rights Under Pressure: Sahrawi political prisoner Naâma Asfari’s health is said to be deteriorating as he continues a hunger strike; CEAS-Sahara and other networks demand his immediate release and urgent medical access. Solidarity in France: Ivry-sur-Seine reaffirmed its support for Sahrawi children through a summer solidarity programme, sending them on to Le Havre with municipal and association backing. Surveillance & Accountability: New reporting on Morocco’s alleged Pegasus spyware use links targeting to journalists and Sahrawi activists, including claims of attempted hacking of Spanish numbers. Diplomacy & Regional Ties: Morocco-France talks in Rabat highlighted expanded cooperation and renewed emphasis on France’s support for Morocco’s Sahara position. Culture, Travel & Spotlight: The “Odyssey” controversy is pushing Western Sahara back into global attention, alongside tourism promotion around Dakhla.
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